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Larkspur residents seek help with winter flood defense (opens the original)
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Several residents of the Larkspur Marina neighborhood pleaded with city leaders to help them prepare for potential floods as the city braces for winter storms. The City Council meeting on Sept. 16 included a discussion about plans for the upcoming rainy season. Forecasters see a high likelihood of heavy rain from an El Niño weather pattern, as well as high tides. Larkspur had significant flooding at the beginning of the year, particularly at Larkspur Marina, which sits along the Corte Madera Cre
Tiburon council race themes: Traffic, budget, emergency planning (opens the original)
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Tiburon voters will decide among five candidates for three open Town Council seats in the Nov. 3 election. The candidates include incumbent Alice Fredericks, incumbent Jack Ryan, Kathleen Defever, Chuck Hornbrook and Faris Jafar. Mayor Jon Welner is not seeking reelection. On the minds of all the candidates this election season are traffic congestion, financial transparency as the town works to catch up on its budgets and emergency preparedness as California heads into an El Niño winter. Frederi
Tiburon approves contract for storm drain rehabilitation (opens the original)
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Tiburon has awarded a contract of up to $415,800 for a storm drain rehabilitation project. The Town Council approved the contract with Southwest Infrastructure Inc. at its meeting on Sept. 16. The project involves dilapidated drains at eight locations: one section on Blackfield Drive, two sections on Karen Way, two sections on Tiburon Boulevard and three sections on Paradise Drive. The contractors will place new liners in the pipe. The project will be trenchless and require minimal disruption to
Tiburon takes step forward on undergrounding district (opens the original)
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Residents in a Tiburon neighborhood are one step closer to getting their utility lines placed underground. The Town Council voted 4-0 on Sept. 16 to approve several resolutions to advance an underground utility assessment district along Mar West Street. Vice Mayor Isaac Nikfar was absent. Last year, the town lifted an eight-year moratorium on formation of such districts. In January, the council allowed Mar West residents to take initial steps to form a district, including circulating petitions a
Novato City Council race: Seven candidates, 2 seats (opens the original)
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Seven candidates are competing for two Novato City Council seats in the Nov. 3 election. For the District 2 seat, the contenders are Mayor Rachel Farac, Bob Rasmussen and Michael Little. District 2 is in the northwest part of the city. For the District 4 seat, Pat Eklund, an incumbent for more than 30 years, is facing challengers Luiggino Galletto, Chris Capriniello and Daniel Christian. District 4 is in the southwest part of the city. The election caps a two-year period in which the city passed
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